Filmmaker James Cameron’s directorial venture Titanic has always had a special place in everyone’s heart. The romance based film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, and Billy Zane revolves around the story of a young girl who falls in love with a kind but poor artist on-board the ill-fated R.M.S. Titanic. Although Hollywood actress Kate Winslet is known for her stellar performances in many of her films, by far she is widely famous as Rose from Titanic. As actress Kate Winslet won hearts playing Rose Dewitt Bukater in the 1997 film Titanic, here’s an UNSEEN before and after VFX picture from the sets. It is all things LIT.
On Twitter, Movies VFx shared a picture of actress Kate Winslet from Titanic and tweeted, “Titanic.After/Before VFx.” The picture shared features the before and after picture of Kate Winslet from a scene in the movie. In the collage shared, one picture sees the Titanic actress hanging by a pole in front of a green background in the studio on the sets of the film. Another picture of Kate Winslet is from the scene in the movie where the actress is spotted hanging at the edge of the cruise ship, taking some support of the side rod.
For the unversed, the before and after VFX picture shared of Kate Winslet hanging is from one of the last scenes in the movie after the ship starts sinking. During this scene featured in the pictures, Kate aka Rose and Leonardo Di Caprio who plays the role of Jack Dawson move to the higher side of the sinking ship. In this scene in the movie, due to unfortunate circumstances, as the ship turns suddenly, Kate goes on to hang at the side, while Jack tries his best to save her and help her.
Meanwhile, the before picture from the sets and after picture with VFX proves how much efforts were taken during the making of the film Titanic back in the 90s to create a live effect. Talking about 1997 release, Titanic went on to win many hearts with the heart-breaking story from the 100-year-old named Rose DeWitt Bukater, 84 years after the spine-chilling the incident took place.
